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Spyware targeted Serbian protest organisers’ phones, report says

Spyware targeted Serbian student activists and politicians involved in anti-corruption protests against President Aleksandar Vucic ahead of local elections in March, a new report claimed.

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报道称,间谍软件盯上了塞尔维亚抗议组织者的手机。

At least 14 people were affected by the intrusions in early 2026, marking the largest documented wave of such tactics in the country. — Image by Dragana_Gordic on Magnific

Spyware targeted Serbian student activists and politicians involved in anti-corruption protests against President Aleksandar Vucic ahead of local elections in March, a new report claimed.

At least 14 people were affected by the intrusions in early 2026, marking the largest documented wave of such tactics in the country, according to a report published on Sept 2 by Share Foundation, a Serbian human rights group. In at least one case, the hack used notorious government-grade spyware sold by the Israeli company NSO Group, the researchers said.

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